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Speaker 1 (00:00):
It's the Bread show. This is what's trending. Hurricane Burrow,
which I don't know. We looked at stub ones, but
is it like auto generated the names? Is that what happens.
It's gotta be there's nobody out there just picking names.
I know they do ABCD alphabetical order, but it's got
to be a computer that picks them, because otherwise we'd
(00:20):
have we No, I don't know people arguing racism and
cultural appropriation and God knows what I mean honestly.
Speaker 2 (00:25):
Yeah, they rotate the list of names every six years,
both male and female names, and make sure to include those.
Speaker 1 (00:32):
I picked them or something, because you know somebody would
be like I make sure someone picking. Like in my head,
it's like one guy like, why is this such a
terrible This name is associated with this often had with
this group, and this is a really bad hurricane. So
somebody obviously was thinking about it ahead of time, even
though the names are chosen ahead. Yeah, it looks like
it's shows them by committees. The committees are up of
people that are in the areas that are being affected
(00:53):
by the storm. Oh at least it's your roof coming
off and you get to pick burl is a real
deep Yeah. Somebody, Yes, somebody who doesn't have a roof
last season is like, we're calling this one burrow. Yeah,
because you got me good on the on hinge.
Speaker 2 (01:10):
Never met a burrow?
Speaker 1 (01:11):
Yeah do. I haven't either, but me too. Your Hurricane
Burrow left its mark on Texas after make It landfall yesterday. Unfortunately,
some people have passed away up to nine inches of rain,
drenching drenching in the Houston area in a short amount
of time. Two million left without power in Texas as
of last night, forty seven high water escapes in Harris
County alone. So if you know anybody in southeast Texas
(01:33):
in the Houston area, then call them see if they're okay. Guys,
I need to hear both sides of the story, obviously.
I just surely there's a good explanation. But a wheel
fell another wheel fell off the United Airlines bowing seven
to fifty seventh flight moments have to take off. It
just fell off. United confirmative statement that wheel fell off
(01:54):
the jet as it departed LA on its way to Denver.
It went to Denver and nobody was injured. Nobody was okay.
They got a lot of tires. They got extra tires
just in case one falls off, because they know on
the big planes there's more than one tire on each,
you know, us change four or six. No, but they
don't need all six like I think. I don't know
if the seven fifty seven has on the main gear
(02:16):
has six apiece, but either four or six, which means
if one falls off, then there's there's three others. Like
you'll you know, you'll be fine. Really yeah, but that's
supposed to They're not supposed to fall off like it's
not you know, like a I'm not supposed to shed them.
Speaker 2 (02:31):
There was on a flight last night from Vegas and
they had a delay because there was something wrong with
the wheel.
Speaker 1 (02:36):
Oh really, this might be the latest they found it.
That's good. Yeah, anyway, you need to understand because surely
somebody did something. It wasn't Boeing's fault. There's no way.
I mean, what a great company, you know, just great
people all around. Yeah, I'd love it there, No, it
really is. And if you don't get this joke after
all this time, that I'm not going to explain it
to you anymore. And this is actually very messed up,
(02:59):
and I hope it's at a trend and a group
of middle schoolers created over twenty fake social media accounts
impersonating their teachers at a school in Pennsylvania, and the
school had to release a statement confirming that there are
twenty two fictitious TikTok accounts created to impersonate middle school teachers.
After consulting with law enforcement, the district took action at
(03:19):
the school level, holding an assembly for a bunch of
eighth graders saying, hey, don't do that. However, as far
as legal action is concerned, you may be able to
do that because it's part of your freedom of speech
as an eighth grader. Should we get freedom of speech
as an eighth grader with TikTok? Should we allow them no?
Or should we limit freedom of speech for eighth graders,
especially considering that you might do something that you really
(03:41):
thought was a great idea at the time that affects
the rest of your life. Right, but this is.
Speaker 2 (03:45):
Kind of funny, not gonna lie just impersonating your teacher,
like that's that's kind of funny.
Speaker 1 (03:51):
I mean, it depends what you're posting. Are you putting
like this is so and So's TikTok account? Then you're
posted a bunch of nasty stuff. Well that make it
look like it's them, No, you just I was like
as if it was them on TikTok. I can see
that being quite hilarious. Don't get any ideas. Okay, ahead
your page. Yeah, i'd like to see you doing I'd
like to see what those look like. Impressions of me
(04:12):
by the laptops, right, yeah, her next series, we're moving
on from big back behavior and now where Kiki does
fred h Yeah, what's the first video going to be? Yeah? Yeah,
I want to hear the first impression of me. It
would be a get ready with me? Okay, well that
won't take long. One of four different shirts, three different
(04:35):
pair of Jens the same yeah on dred percent. Yeah,
well we probably got the clothes out of the dryer
because I probably didn't fold them yet. At least the
underwear in the socks, for sure were the dryer one
hundred percent. What's the point of even folding and putting
those away? I just get him out of the dryer,
you know, I used the dryer for storage oftentimes. Yeah. Yeah,
and then the same the same checkered vans every day.
(04:56):
That'd be I just stole the whole concept. It would
be great.
Speaker 2 (05:00):
You know, I would fix my hair and I would like,
you know, put my moisturizer own.
Speaker 1 (05:04):
And that's already more steps, and.
Speaker 2 (05:07):
Then I was little panties, step into my vans, grab
my backpack. I can see you. You probably put your
little chads on and check yourself before you leave.
Speaker 1 (05:18):
Before we got it. Okay, Cage at four am, you
can you can go ahead and send me to pasture.
You can say it is time for you to go
to where other radio personalities go. Start wearing shades to work,
which is unemployment. Just do it before I sectually harass somebody.
So I don't. I'd rather go out for the sunglasses.
(05:40):
Though we wish read the best in his future endeavors,
he showed up to work at four in the morning
with the ray bands on, and that's what we decided.
Enough was enough. Yeah enough. You can hear him now
on light f M playing the same song as he
played for the first The Entertainer. I mean it sounds
(06:01):
the trip
It's the Bread show. This is what's trending. Hurricane Burrow,
which I don't know. We looked at stub ones, but
is it like auto generated the names? Is that what happens.
It's gotta be there's nobody out there just picking names.
I know they do ABCD alphabetical order, but it's got
to be a computer that picks them, because otherwise we'd
(00:20):
have we No, I don't know people arguing racism and
cultural appropriation and God knows what I mean honestly.
Speaker 2 (00:25):
Yeah, they rotate the list of names every six years,
both male and female names, and make sure to include those.
Speaker 1 (00:32):
I picked them or something, because you know somebody would
be like I make sure someone picking. Like in my head,
it's like one guy like, why is this such a
terrible This name is associated with this often had with
this group, and this is a really bad hurricane. So
somebody obviously was thinking about it ahead of time, even
though the names are chosen ahead. Yeah, it looks like
it's shows them by committees. The committees are up of
people that are in the areas that are being affected
(00:53):
by the storm. Oh at least it's your roof coming
off and you get to pick burl is a real
deep Yeah. Somebody, Yes, somebody who doesn't have a roof
last season is like, we're calling this one burrow. Yeah,
because you got me good on the on hinge.
Speaker 2 (01:10):
Never met a burrow?
Speaker 1 (01:11):
Yeah do. I haven't either, but me too. Your Hurricane
Burrow left its mark on Texas after make It landfall yesterday. Unfortunately,
some people have passed away up to nine inches of rain,
drenching drenching in the Houston area in a short amount
of time. Two million left without power in Texas as
of last night, forty seven high water escapes in Harris
County alone. So if you know anybody in southeast Texas
(01:33):
in the Houston area, then call them see if they're okay. Guys,
I need to hear both sides of the story, obviously.
I just surely there's a good explanation. But a wheel
fell another wheel fell off the United Airlines bowing seven
to fifty seventh flight moments have to take off. It
just fell off. United confirmative statement that wheel fell off
(01:54):
the jet as it departed LA on its way to Denver.
It went to Denver and nobody was injured. Nobody was okay.
They got a lot of tires. They got extra tires
just in case one falls off, because they know on
the big planes there's more than one tire on each,
you know, us change four or six. No, but they
don't need all six like I think. I don't know
if the seven fifty seven has on the main gear
(02:16):
has six apiece, but either four or six, which means
if one falls off, then there's there's three others. Like
you'll you know, you'll be fine. Really yeah, but that's
supposed to They're not supposed to fall off like it's
not you know, like a I'm not supposed to shed them.
Speaker 2 (02:31):
There was on a flight last night from Vegas and
they had a delay because there was something wrong with
the wheel.
Speaker 1 (02:36):
Oh really, this might be the latest they found it.
That's good. Yeah, anyway, you need to understand because surely
somebody did something. It wasn't Boeing's fault. There's no way.
I mean, what a great company, you know, just great
people all around. Yeah, I'd love it there, No, it
really is. And if you don't get this joke after
all this time, that I'm not going to explain it
to you anymore. And this is actually very messed up,
(02:59):
and I hope it's at a trend and a group
of middle schoolers created over twenty fake social media accounts
impersonating their teachers at a school in Pennsylvania, and the
school had to release a statement confirming that there are
twenty two fictitious TikTok accounts created to impersonate middle school teachers.
After consulting with law enforcement, the district took action at
(03:19):
the school level, holding an assembly for a bunch of
eighth graders saying, hey, don't do that. However, as far
as legal action is concerned, you may be able to
do that because it's part of your freedom of speech
as an eighth grader. Should we get freedom of speech
as an eighth grader with TikTok? Should we allow them no?
Or should we limit freedom of speech for eighth graders,
especially considering that you might do something that you really
(03:41):
thought was a great idea at the time that affects
the rest of your life. Right, but this is.
Speaker 2 (03:45):
Kind of funny, not gonna lie just impersonating your teacher,
like that's that's kind of funny.
Speaker 1 (03:51):
I mean, it depends what you're posting. Are you putting
like this is so and So's TikTok account? Then you're
posted a bunch of nasty stuff. Well that make it
look like it's them, No, you just I was like
as if it was them on TikTok. I can see
that being quite hilarious. Don't get any ideas. Okay, ahead
your page. Yeah, i'd like to see you doing I'd
like to see what those look like. Impressions of me
(04:12):
by the laptops, right, yeah, her next series, we're moving
on from big back behavior and now where Kiki does
fred h Yeah, what's the first video going to be? Yeah? Yeah,
I want to hear the first impression of me. It
would be a get ready with me? Okay, well that
won't take long. One of four different shirts, three different
(04:35):
pair of Jens the same yeah on dred percent. Yeah,
well we probably got the clothes out of the dryer
because I probably didn't fold them yet. At least the
underwear in the socks, for sure were the dryer one
hundred percent. What's the point of even folding and putting
those away? I just get him out of the dryer,
you know, I used the dryer for storage oftentimes. Yeah. Yeah,
and then the same the same checkered vans every day.
(04:56):
That'd be I just stole the whole concept. It would
be great.
Speaker 2 (05:00):
You know, I would fix my hair and I would like,
you know, put my moisturizer own.
Speaker 1 (05:04):
And that's already more steps, and.
Speaker 2 (05:07):
Then I was little panties, step into my vans, grab
my backpack. I can see you. You probably put your
little chads on and check yourself before you leave.
Speaker 1 (05:18):
Before we got it. Okay, Cage at four am, you
can you can go ahead and send me to pasture.
You can say it is time for you to go
to where other radio personalities go. Start wearing shades to work,
which is unemployment. Just do it before I sectually harass somebody.
So I don't. I'd rather go out for the sunglasses.
(05:40):
Though we wish read the best in his future endeavors,
he showed up to work at four in the morning
with the ray bands on, and that's what we decided.
Enough was enough. Yeah enough. You can hear him now
on light f M playing the same song as he
played for the first The Entertainer. I mean it sounds
(06:01):
the trip
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